The document defines diversity as the range of human differences including aspects like race, gender, age, religion, and disabilities. It discusses why diversity is important today, noting that it helps people learn from each other and be more accepting of differences. The document also summarizes Lohen's Wheel of Diversity model which separates diversity dimensions into primary/core and secondary categories. Finally, it discusses how diversity can encourage innovation through new ideas, and how lack of acceptance of diversity in an organization can create a hostile environment and reduce performance.
The document defines diversity as the range of human differences including aspects like race, gender, age, religion, and disabilities. It discusses why diversity is important today, noting that it helps people learn from each other and be more accepting of differences. The document also summarizes Lohen's Wheel of Diversity model which separates diversity dimensions into primary/core and secondary categories. Finally, it discusses how diversity can encourage innovation through new ideas, and how lack of acceptance of diversity in an organization can create a hostile environment and reduce performance.
The document defines diversity as the range of human differences including aspects like race, gender, age, religion, and disabilities. It discusses why diversity is important today, noting that it helps people learn from each other and be more accepting of differences. The document also summarizes Lohen's Wheel of Diversity model which separates diversity dimensions into primary/core and secondary categories. Finally, it discusses how diversity can encourage innovation through new ideas, and how lack of acceptance of diversity in an organization can create a hostile environment and reduce performance.
Diversity is the range of human differences, including but not limited to race, ethnicity, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, social class, physical ability or attributes, religious or ethical values system, national origin, and political beliefs. The Collins dictionary defines diversity as “the state or quality of being different or varied”. Diversity is defined as “people’s differences which may relate to their race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, language, culture, religion, mental and physical ability, class, and immigration status. 2. Why is diversity important in the present times? Diversity is important in the present times because people can recognize and consider the differences of each person. Also, diversity is important in today’s generation because it help us learn from each other and understand that everyone is unique and special in their own way. Having diversity also helps us to be more accepting and inclusive of others, and to treat everyone with kindness and respect, no matter what they look like or where they come from. This is important because it helps create a better and more peaceful world where everyone can feel happy and included. 3. What are the two dimensions in Lohen’s Wheel of diversity? How can this make model be used? The two dimensions in Lohen’s Wheel of Diversity consists of primary or core dimensions and secondary dimensions. The primary or core dimensions are in the inner circle. These are the stronger one. These are considered to be distinctly persuasive in stablishing who we are, our principles, our sense of self, our image, our perceptions, and how we think about the others. The secondary dimensions are in the outer circle. They are influence by the people we encounter, places we go to or live in, and experience us go through.
4. Why the ability and disability considered another dimensions of diversity?
Ability and disability considered another dimensions of diversity because diversity covers the limitless domains of an individual’s unique characteristics, experiences and abilities. Diversity encompasses respect and tolerance of differences that enable a celebration of uniqueness. 5. How does diversity encourage innovation and problem solving? Diversity encourage innovation and problem solving by the increasing of innovation, creativity, and strategic thinking because of the people who come from different backgrounds can draw upon their unique experiences and a wider range of knowledge to spark new and innovative ideas. 6. What can non-acceptance of diversity do in an organization? A lack of diversity in the workplace might unintentionally create a hostile environment and increase attrition. When employees don't feel like they belong, they're less inclined to stay. Companies with a successful workplace diversity program and groups build programs and groups that support diversity. The consequences of failing to manage diversity include a lack of skills, competencies, and interests among employees, which will result in increased employee turnover and a significant reduction in individual and organizational performance.